John Mandereau wrote:
What about Chapter 9 "Changing defaults"? It's very practical, and it
deals in detail with \tweak, \set and \override. Chapter 5 is only an
introduction to tweaking, for beginners.
Yes, I see, this is really good enough. If we give working examples in
the sections
before chapter 9 this won't be an issue, I guess.
As always, don't fear asking other questions about unclear docs details
like the afterGraceFraction thing.
;-) Yes, here is another one! I don't understand the logic behind the
second example
with volta repetition in 6.7.2. In my understanding the first fourth in
the second volta (that
is fourth repeat time) doesn't belong here. I would repeat the first
part three times, and thus
the upbeat fills the gap left by in the first volta which contains only
three beats. But then
I would skip the first volta and go directly to the second, and suddenly
I have one beat too much
in my music. What kind of convention is this meant to be?
Greetings
Till
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